Which song from Lady Gaga’s ‘Mayhem’ is your favorite? Vote now!
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Lady Gaga‘s Mayhem has officially been out for an entire weekend, meaning Little Monsters have had ample time to choose their favorite tracks.
Even so, picking a favorite is no easy task for an LP as versatile and interesting as the pop star’s seventh studio LP, which dropped at long last Friday (March 7). Led by singles “Abracadabra,” “Disease” and “Die With a Smile” featuring Bruno Mars — a duet that spent five weeks at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and took home the 2025 Grammy for best pop duo performance — the project boasts a total of 14 tracks that largely lean dance-pop but flirt with rock, grunge, EDM and countless other styles.
As Gaga put it in a December interview with The Los Angeles Times, Mayhem “leaps around genre in a way that’s almost corrupt.” “The record is full of my love of music,” she added at the time. “So many different genres, so many different styles, so many different dreams.”
It’s a career victory lap that fans have been waiting for since 2020, when the 14-time Grammy winner dropped her last album, the Billboard 200-topping Chromatica. And now that it’s finally here, Billboard wants to know which songs you’re loving the most, whether it’s one of the shimmering, high-energy dance-floor bangers — like “Abracadabra” or “Garden of Eden” — or one of the project’s softer, more vulnerable moments, such as “Blade of Grass” and “How Bad Do U Want Me.”
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Below, choose your favorite of Mayhem‘s 14 songs.
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